Kyle Lowry posted 19 points for the Raptors, who were coming off a home loss to the Chicago Bulls on Thursday.

"It's always important to bounce back. That's a tough team we played. We needed a bounce-back game," Lowry said.

Derrick Favors tallied 18 points and six boards, Enes Kanter netted 18 points and Alec Burks provided 10 points and 10 rebounds for Utah, which has dropped five of its last seven contests.

"They're a very good team and tough to defend when they get going," Jazz coach Quin Snyder said.

Gordon Hayward's dunk staked Utah to an 83-82 edge with 8:05 left in the fourth before Toronto seized control with a 12-2 run.

Greivis Vasquez and Patrick Patterson sandwiched 3-pointers around two Kanter free throws before Lou Williams capped the surge with a fadeaway jumper for a 94-85 Raptors advantage.

Utah never got within less than eight the rest of the way.

Toronto raced out to an 8-2 start, but an 11-4 Utah flurry gave it a 13-12 edge midway through the frame.

The Jazz led 25-23 after a quarter of play and 49-46 at the break.

A pair of Toronto spurts highlighted the third quarter, with DeRozan netting six points during an 8-2 swing, including a driving finger roll to cap it and give the Raptors a 60-55 lead with 7:46 to go in the frame.

Utah put in the next five points before a 9-2 Raptors flurry created some distance. Terrence Ross threw down a Lowry alley-oop pass to finish it off stake Toronto to a 69-62 cushion.